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How does 50/50 custody work in Arizona
It’s a common belief that divorced parents who share custody of their child will split that time 50/50 and have equal decision-making power. While this is often true in Arizona, there are some...
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Congratulations To Our 2023 Scholarship Winners!
Our law firm was thrilled to see the talent, creativity, and dedication among those who applied for our 2023 scholarship awards. We received many well-researched and thoughtful entries from high...
View ArticleWho Is At Fault in a Yellow Light Accident in Arizona?
When a traffic light turns yellow, a driver should slow down and prepare to stop. A driver who accelerates instead puts themselves and other road users at risk of a deadly accident. Motorists with a...
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Arizona Child Custody Process
If you and your ex share children and plan to divorce, you must determine how to split custody. Arizona’s child custody laws govern parents’ rights to legal custody, physical custody, and parenting...
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Can You Fire Your Lawyer in Arizona?
It’s not unheard of for the plaintiff in a personal injury case to become dissatisfied with their initial legal counsel over concerns about the lawyer’s performance, disagreements over case strategy,...
View ArticleWhat to Do After an Accident in Arizona
If you’re in a car accident in Arizona, there are certain things you can do to help your chances of securing compensation later. Try to remain calm and complete as many of the following steps as you...
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Do You Need a Lawyer to Get Divorced in Arizona?
You may have family members and friends who hired attorneys when they divorced. You might wonder whether Arizona law requires you to do the same. Spouses do not need legal counsel to get divorced in...
View ArticleChild Custody and Relocation Laws in Arizona
In Arizona, a custodial parent wishing to move with their child out of state or more than 100 miles away within the state must provide written notice of their plans to the other parent. They must give...
View ArticleWhat Does a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) Mean for Divorce in...
A Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO) is a court order entered in a divorce, separation, or child support lawsuit. Its purpose is to ensure that a portion of a spouse’s retirement accounts is...
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Who Gets the Money in a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Arizona?
Arizona distributes wrongful death compensation among the victim’s surviving spouse, children, and parents or guardians. Compensation may also be treated as an asset of the estate. The amount each...
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